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Jeff Curtis, a mobile-home investor, explains how he got a two-lot approval expanded to four lots by fixing collapsed septic tanks and installing lateral lines. The health department signed off after two days of work.
Jeff Curtis, a mobile-home investor, explains how he got a two-lot approval expanded to four lots by fixing collapsed septic tanks and installing lateral lines. The health department signed off after two days of work.
Yes, I am. Who are you? Jeff Curtis. You look too handsome. Are you really? Appreciate you. Just check that, make sure everything looks good. So, uh, okay, Jeff, you want to point and walk and tell us what happened and what you did? Yes.
So, um, we had some situations. Two of the existing tanks had been collapsed, so we had lateral lines on to prove there was a system here and inspect four lots instead of only possible two lots.
I have no clue what he's talking about, guys. We only got approved for 2 lots. He got us 4 lots in this mobile home. I'm super excited. Who knows what a lateral line is? Who knows what a septic tank is? But Jeff is the guy that got it done, right?
Right. Approved through the health department.
Jeff, how long did it take you to get these 2 lots done from the time I called you to the time you came out here?
Um, we worked, uh, 2 mornings to get, um, 2 days. Yes.
2 days. So I appreciate you for your service. Thank you for being knowledgeable, and thank you for getting us those extra lots.
That's what we're here for. If I can call you, definitely call Kirby Septic— Kirby Septic Pumping.
